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Attachment 1 Ordinance No. 10-4912 Table VI-1004 Building Design Standards in the Downtown Zone Districts These standards are limited to portions of buildings with frontages that face a primary street. (See map VI-1001) BUILDING DESIGN STANDARDS DTN (Neighborhood) DTNE (Neighborhood Edge) DTE (Edge) messages attached thereto is prohibited. - Gallery Prohibited Permitted The gallery shall be no less than 10 feet wide (measured from the building façade to the inside of the column) and overlap the sidewalk to within 3 feet of the curb. Where the curb along a block frontage is irregular (e.g. where “bulb outs” occur) the curb line along the entire block frontage shall be the predominant curb line - excluding irregularities. The width of columns shall be a maximum of 2 feet in any horizontal dimension. Openings in the gallery façade shall be at least 75 percent measured at each story. A gallery above the first story is optional with a maximum height of 4 stories. The minimum clear height within the first story walkway space shall be 12 feet. Encroachments shall be allowed consistent with Sect. VII-1201. When determined to be necessary by the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services, existing street trees and streetlights may be removed or relocated. All costs associated with the removal or relocation of street trees and streetlights shall be at the expense of the property owner. The City Engineer shall determine the right-of-way repairs associated with the removal or relocation of street trees and streetlights. Tree removal and replacement is subject to Article VII Division 3.1. and the EDCM. Galleries shall incorporate lighting into the gallery to illuminate the sidewalk in a manner acceptable to the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services. Any final decision of the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services may be appealed to the Planning Board in accord with section IV-1901F. DTC (Core) DTB (Bayfront) messages attached thereto is prohibited. Permitted The gallery shall be no less than 10 feet wide (measured from the building façade to the inside of the column) and overlap the sidewalk to within 3 feet of the curb. Where the curb along a block frontage is irregular (e.g. where “bulb outs” occur) the curb line along the entire block frontage shall be the predominant curb line - excluding irregularities. The width of columns shall be a maximum of 2 feet in any horizontal dimension. Openings in the gallery façade shall be at least 75 percent measured at each story. A gallery above the first story is optional with a maximum height of 4 stories. The minimum clear height within the first story walkway space shall be 12 feet. Encroachments shall be allowed consistent with Sect. VII-1201. When determined to be necessary by the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services, existing street trees and streetlights may be removed or relocated. All costs associated with the removal or relocation of street trees and streetlights shall be at the expense of the property owner. The City Engineer shall determine the right-of-way repairs associated with the removal or relocation of street trees and streetlights. Tree removal and replacement is subject to Article VII Division 3.1. and the EDCM. Galleries shall incorporate lighting into the gallery to illuminate the sidewalk in a manner acceptable to the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services. Any final decision of the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services may be appealed to the Planning Board in accord with section IV-1901F. - Arcade Prohibited Prohibited Prohibited Facades Facades shall be built parallel to the front lot line, except at chamfered corners, along a minimum of 50% of its length. Facades shall be built parallel to the front lot line, except at chamfered corners, along a minimum of 70% of its length. Facades shall be built parallel to the front lot line, except at chamfered corners, along a minimum of 90% of its length. In the absence of a building along In the absence of a building along 10-ZTA-01, June 7, 2010 page 16 of 40
Attachment 1 Ordinance No. 10-4912 Table VI-1004 Building Design Standards in the Downtown Zone Districts These standards are limited to portions of buildings with frontages that face a primary street. (See map VI-1001) BUILDING DESIGN STANDARDS DTN (Neighborhood) DTNE (Neighborhood Edge) DTE (Edge) DTC (Core) DTB (Bayfront) the remainder of the front lot line, a street wall shall be built coplanar with the façade only when they are needed to screen surface or structured parking or other unsightly conditions such as alleys. the remainder of the front lot line, a street wall shall be built coplanar with the façade. only when they are needed to screen surface or structured parking or other unsightly conditions such as alleys. Recess Not applicable Not applicable Buildings shall have a minimum twelve (12) foot recess along each street front commencing above the 2 nd , 3 rd or 4 th story. Encroachments into the required recess shall be allowed consistent with section VII-1202. Habitable Space Not applicable. Buildings shall provide a 20-foot minimum depth of habitable space Reduces habitable space requirement from 4 to 2 stories. for the full height and length of the first 4 stories 2stories. Buildings shall provide a 20-foot minimum depth of habitable space for the full height and length of the first 4 stories 2stories. Pedestrian Entrance Buildings shall have their main entrance along a frontage line. Buildings with multiple frontages shall have their primary frontage determined by the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services. Buildings shall have their main entrance along a frontage line. Buildings with multiple frontages shall have their primary frontage determined by the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services. Buildings shall have their main entrance along a frontage line. Buildings with multiple frontages shall have their primary frontage determined by the Director of Neighborhood and Development Services. . All buildings located at a corner intersection shall incorporate architectural features at the ground floor that emphasize the importance of pedestrian movement. These features may include chamfered corners, walk-through covered arcades, trellis structures, and other elements that focus visual interest on the corners. Corner Architecture Not applicable The Director of Neighborhood and Development Services may exempt buildings located at a corner intersection that celebrate the corner, such as with a turret, from (1) the recess requirement above the 4 th story and (2) the requirement that facades be built parallel to the front lot line. This exemption is limited to a distance 24 feet from each front lot line at the corner. Streetwalls Not Applicable. Streetwalls shall be located at the first layer and along the building frontage line whenever they are needed to screen surface or structured parking or other unsightly conditions such as alleys. All buildings located at a corner intersection shall incorporate architectural features at the ground floor that emphasize the importance of pedestrian movement. These features may include chamfered corners, walk-through covered arcades, trellis structures, and other elements that focus visual interest on the corners. The Director of Neighborhood and Development Services may exempt buildings located at a corner intersection that celebrate the corner, such as with a turret, from (1) the recess requirement above the 4 th story and (2) the requirement that facades be built parallel to the front lot line. This exemption is limited to a distance 24 feet from each front lot line at the corner. Streetwalls shall be located at the first layer and along the building frontage line whenever they are needed to screen surface or structured parking or other unsightly conditions such as alleys. Streetwalls shall be between 3.5 and 8 feet in height. Expanses longer than 25 feet or higher than 3.5 feet shall be architecturally Streetwalls shall be between 3.5 and 8 feet in height. Expanses longer than 25 feet or higher than 3.5 feet shall be architecturally 10-ZTA-01, June 7, 2010 page 17 of 40
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